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Mick Jagger on "SNL."

The surprising finale of “Saturday Night Live” was led by Mick Jagger as a lively host, who called himself out during skits then jammed like a rock star between them.

In addition to Jagger, cast member Kristen Wiig took center stage.  Wiig, along with Jason Sudeikis and Andy Samberg, is reportedly leaving after this season.

"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm popped in for a cameo on a "Lawrence Welk Show" sketch, playing a swooning Italian Casanova who is forced to ward off Wiig’s far-from-enticing local maiden. After stalking Hamm for his “cannoli” in the beginning scene, the actress went on to replay some of her more notable characters throughout the show, and made appearances in nearly every skit of the night.

TV critic Ryan McGee ‏tweeted after the bit, “Oh God. This sketch totally means Wiig is leaving after tonight. #SNL.”

“So far this looks like the Kristen Wiig goodbye tour. #SNL,” wrote viewer Yvette. 

Jagger earned his comic stripes primarily by mocking himself throughout the show. He began with a monologue answering questions about himself, including one on the status of his ongoing quest for “satisfaction.”

“Bravo, it’s a clever question,” joked the rocker. “It’s a trick question though because if I say no, they’d be like, “What’s your problem, man? Exactly what more do you need?” And if I say yes, then I can’t sing the song anymore.”

He also addressed his tastes in current music with a surprising nomination.

“Journalists always ask me, ‘Mick, who’s your favorite new group today?’" the singer said. "Well, obviously I love the Foo Fighters and I love Arcade Fire, but you know who really gets me excited these days? It’s the freecreditreport.com band. They’re my current favorite."

He also mentioned restaurant franchise Ruby Tuesday. “They asked me if I would come along to their grand openings and sing the theme song, 'Ruby Tuesday,' for $1,000 and a lifetime supply of jalapeno poppers," Jagger joked. "I passed up on that offer, and not a day goes by that I don’t regret that.”

The rocker also challenged his own persona by playing a stiff insurance agent out with his colleagues for karaoke night at a dive bar. Refusing to take the microphone, a reserved Jagger explained, “Not me, I’m way too nervous. I could never get up on a stage in front of people like this. I just don’t have that confidence.”

He was later upstaged by Fred Armisen and Bobby Moynihan doing their best versions of the Stones’ classics.

And in perhaps his most lauded impersonation of the night, Jagger took on Steven Tyler as host of the parodied “So You Think You Can Dance at an Outdoor Music Festival,” also mocking the Aerosmith singer’s Burger King endorsement with a jab at his chicken ad. And fans seemed to respond.

Mark Lorando, ‏features editor of the Times–Picayune in New Orleans, tweeted, “Mick Jagger proving to be one of the all-time great Saturday Night Live host-musical guests ... instant #SNL classic!”

Concluding his run of digital shorts, Samberg chose “Lazy Sunday 2” for the finale, giving a shout-out to Jay-Z, the Beastie Boys, and “Sister Act” in a hip-hop spectacular slam with partner-in-rhyme, Chris Parnell.

“That’s how it begins, and that's how I'ma finish it," Samburg said at the close.

Steve Martin made an appearance during a reprisal of the “Californians” skit, and fan-favorite character Stefon was guest during Weekend Update, providing his picks on the “coolest” spots to hang out in New York over the summer.

Update host Seth Meyer also brought up Facebook’s bonanza public debut on Friday, commenting, “So Facebook is worth $104 billion? Well, you can't really put a price tag on watching all your high school friends slowly get fatter.”

Jagger performed with Arcade Fire on the Rolling Stones' “The Last Time” and later with Foo Fighters on “Only Rock n’ Roll”. He took up a third anthem alongside legendary guitarist Jeff Beck, who joined the host to play the blues.

Wrote musician Barry Thomas Goldberg on Twitter, “The Jeff Beck solo on SNL was worth the price of admission to life.”

At the close of the show, Wiig stepped out to take her final bow, and to apparently confirm her departure.

Playing a teacher at graduation, Jagger drew attention to Wiig specifically, saying "Many of you are moving onto college, but I'd like to take a moment to say goodbye to one particular student who is leaving this summer ... to become a nun."

What did you think of the season finale? Will you miss Kristen Wiig, Andy Samberg and Jason Sudeikis? How did Mick Jagger do as host? Tell us on Facebook.

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Melissa McCarthy and director Paul Feig proved they're a winning team with 2011's "Bridesmaids," and now they're adding Oscar winner Sandra Bullock to the mix!

McCarthy, 41, and Bullock, 47, have signed on to star in an untitled buddy cop comedy about the "strained relationship between a high-strung FBI agent an unconventional Boston cop," http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118054318">Variety reports. It will be directed by Feig, 49, who has also worked on "The Office," "Arrested Development," "Nurse Jackie" and "30 Rock."

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The script for McCarthy and Bullock's proejct is being written by Katie Dippold, a staff writer on NBC's "Parks and Recreation."

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In addition to her role on CBS' "Mike & Molly," McCarthy will next appear on the big screen alongside Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann in "This Is 40." Bullock last starred in "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close." "Gravity," her drama with George Clooney, was originally scheduled for a Nov. 21 release; it will now arrive in theaters in 2013.

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It's time to say farewell to Dr. Gregory House, and hello again to "Men in Black" Agents J and K. And if you think you've heard some rustling under your floorboards -- it may not be mice. Read on for our top three entertainment picks of the week.

1. MONDAY: "House" series finale
If your hands are suddenly covered with boils, or you haven't slept in 10 days, or your daughter mysteriously collapsed while on a merry-go-round, you want to get Dr. Gregory House. For eight seasons, Hugh Laurie played House, the Sherlock Holmes of medicine, a cranky, cane-using doc who could diagnosis even the most bizarre condition. Laurie's always been surrounded by an excellent supporting cast, especially Robert Sean Leonard as soft-spoken oncologist Wilson, the Dr. Watson to Laurie's Holmes. And now as the show wraps up for good, Wilson himself has been stricken with cancer. How will House deal with the possible loss of the only friend he's really ever had? Get out the Kleenex and don't miss your chance to see the crotchety but brilliant doctor one last time. (May 21, 8 p.m., Fox.)

2. TUESDAY: "Secret World of Arrietty" on DVD
Perhaps the best children's movie to hit U.S. theaters in 2012 is "Secret World of Arrietty," a wonderful Japanese animated film based on Mary Norton's childhood classic "The Borrowers." There's no violence, no swearing, no sex, and not even anything too scary, but the film paints a beautiful world of little people living under our floorboards and coming out at night to sneak sugar cubes and tissues. When a young boy awaiting a serious operation discovers a young Borrower girl, Arrietty, they strike up a sweet and innocent friendship that has shattering repercussions for the little people. The film doesn't talk down to kids -- adults will enjoy it too. (Out on DVD May 22.)

3. FRIDAY: "Men in Black 3"
The great thing about the "Men in Black" series was how it created a universe that seemed normal, but just below the surface was a roiling Crazyland. The series features talking pugs, tabloid headlines that are truer than anything run in the real papers, memory-wiping devices and, of course, Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones in sunglasses and dark suits as Agents J and K, monitoring extraterrestrials on Earth. In this, the third "Men in Black" film, J finds himself in a universe where K has been dead for 40 years, and he must time-travel to 1969 to bring his partner back. (In theaters May 25.)

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Superhero movie "The Avengers" topped U.S. and Canadian box office charts for a third straight weekend with $55.1 million, sending action movie "Battleship" into second place and toppling comedy "The Dictator," according to studio estimates on Sunday.

"Avengers," from Walt Disney Co's Marvel Studios, has amassed more than $457 million in domestic ticket sales since its debut earlier this month and another $723 million internationally for a worldwide total of $1.18 billion, according to Disney.

"Battleship," which had high hopes of becoming a summer blockbuster in the U.S. and Canada, could muster only $25.3 million this weekend in the face of the "Avengers" juggernaut.

Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical comedy "The Dictator," which has been heavily promoted in advance of its debut, finished in third place for the weekend with $17.4 million. Since its debut last Wednesday, it has taken in a total of $24.5 million in domestic - U.S. and Canadian - ticket sales.

"Battleship" was launched by Universal Pictures, a unit of Comcast Corp. Viacom Inc's Paramount Pictures distributed "The Dictator."

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Singer Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher, who plays for the NHL's Nashville Predators, are discussing the size of their family.

Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher agree about most everything, with one major exception: the number of children they hope to have.

In a joint interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter," Underwood, 29, says that while Fisher, 31, grew up with "three siblings, I think two is a good number to have," the country crooner tells host Oprah Winfrey, 58. "We'll see. We'll cross that bridge. I don't want too many."

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Fisher insists he'd be happy with "two or three" kids, but Underwood joked that usually, "He's like, 'I want seven!'"

Though Underwood and Fisher don't have immediate plans to start a family, Underwood predicts her husband of nearly two years "is going to be the best dad ever, and that makes the whole parent situation seem much better." PHOTOS: Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher's romance

The "Blown Away" singer also admits that she still "can't believe" she's off the market. "Sometimes I still have those moments where I can't believe I'm married. I spent 27 years not being married and I kind of got used to it," Underwood says. "But now, the more I do it, the more I'm able to think more of 'we.'"

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"For the first year of our marriage, I still would give people gifts and write: 'Love, Carrie,'" she says. "And I'm like, OK, now I'm 'Carrie and Mike' -- there's two of us now. But I'm getting better all the time."

"Oprah's Next Chapter" airs Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network.

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Mila Kunis

Mila Kunis' gym rat better get used to that cage he's in, because it looks like he'll be there awhile.

Stuart Lynn Dunn, the man accused of harassing the "Black Swan" star, pleaded not guilty today in a Los Angeles court to two felony charges of stalking, E! News confirms.

The 27-year-old was taken into custody on May 4 after he attempted to contact the 28-year-old Kunis in the parking lot of a Los Angeles gym where he had hung out for three consecutive days in hopes of meeting her.

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In doing so, Dunn allegedly violated a three-year restraining order issued against him back in February after he was arrested the month before for breaking into a vacant West Hollywood condo the actress owned and then squatting there.

In the latter case, the dude subsequently pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized entry of a dwelling and was ordered to keep away from the thespian.

Wearing a blue jumpsuit and sporting a blond goatee, Dunn sat quietly, his face buried in his hands, as Superior Court Judge Shelly Baron Torrealba gave her orders and called his actions "a violent and serious crime."

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Bail was set at $150,000, and a protective order was issued where Dunn will be unable to harass or stalk Kunis. Unless he bonds out, Dunn will remain in lockup until the next hearing scheduled for May 31. At that point, the judge will determine whether there's enough evidence for him to stand trial on the two counts filed by the district attorney yesterday — stalking in violation of a restraining order and stalking.

If convicted of the charges, Dunn faces a maximum of four years in state prison.

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Bono

Despite numerous reports that the Facebook IPO would make him the world's richest musician, U2 lead singer Bono said on Friday that wasn't true.

"Contrary to reports, I am not at this point a billionaire, or going to be richer than any Beatle," Bono told Andrea Mitchell on msnbc TV. (Read the transcript of his interview.)

A report in British music magazine NME on Thursday made the claim that Facebook's IPO would push Bono's wealth past that of former Beatle Paul McCartney, who reportedly is the richest rock star in the world, with a fortune of more than a billion dollars.

Bono is part of a private equity firm, Elevation Partners, which reportedly owns 2.3 percent of Facebook.

The firm’s stake in Facebook is worth about $1.4 billion, but a spokesman for Elevation said “the vast majority” of the money controlled by the firm is invested on behalf of pension funds, endowments and institutions, not individuals.

 Rolling Stone reported that Bono has said his returns would go towards his charity work in Africa.

Facebook stock opened at $38 on Friday, jumped as high as $43, then fell back to close just pennies above its opening price.

Speaking with Mitchell, Bono went on to praise Facebook, saying "it's a technology that brings people together," and pointing out that the social network played a role in North Africa's so-called Arab Spring. But he agreed with Mitchell that he wasn't sure if Facebook readers were taking note of the site's ads, and said he'd leave the business model to Facebook's employees.

All things considered, it didn't seem to bother the musician, who told Mitchell that his chosen career has always made him feel rich. "I felt rich when I was 20 years old and my wife was paying my bills," he said. "You know, just being in a band."

Editor’s note: Earlier on Friday, TODAY.com published a story, provided by The Hollywood Reporter, reporting that Facebook’s IPO would make U2 singer Bono the richest musician in the world.

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Actor Jackie Chan poses during a photocall for "Chinese Zodiac" at the 65th Cannes Film Festival on Friday.

One of the world's most beloved action stars is calling it quits. At a Cannes press conference Friday for his latest film, "Chinese Zodiac" -- his 100th movie -- Jackie Chan told reporters he's giving up action films for good.

"This will be my last action movie," the actor, 58, said. "I will ask my body how long I can go ... I tell you, I am not young any more."

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Laughing he added, "I am really, really tired."

The international superstar -- who is famous for performing his own stunts -- says he also takes issue with the extreme content seen on-screen today.

"The world is too violent now," he explained. "It's a dilemma because I like action, but I don't like the violence."

Chan is also hoping that by giving up his tried-and-true action star parts, he'll be able to expand his brand and take on more serious, dramatic roles. Little by little, the actor hopes he can show audiences "the real Jackie Chan."

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"I don't just want to be an action star, I want to be a true actor," the Hong Kong-born star revealed. "I want to be an Asian Robert De Niro. I want to get rid of my image. So, for the last ten years I've done other films like "The Karate Kid," where I'd rather play an old man. I want the audience to know I'm not just about fighting or comedy, also I can act."

Chan is best known for combining martial arts with slapstick comedy; the actor's daredevil tendencies make it difficult for him to be insured by movie studios. Chan currently holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for "Most Stunts By A Living Actor."

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The big real estate news in celebrity circles? Ellen DeGeneres finally sold her home, selling it to fellow star Ryan Seacrest, and Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are renting in Beverly Hills while their modern home is renovated.

Ryan Seacrest buys Ellen DeGeneres' custom estate

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Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi's home is a midcentury modern.

Even in Hollywood circles, $49 million is a hefty chunk of change to put down on a home. But for uber-producer, television host and radio personality Ryan Seacrest, Ellen DeGeneres' and Portia de Rossi's custom and very private estate, pictured above, was worth it.

Shortly after Seacrest listed his longtime Hollywood Hills home on the market, he made an offer on DeGeneres' and de Rossi's enormous Beverly Hills abode, TMZ reports.

DeGeneres and de Rossi listed it as a pocket listing through the Westside Estate Agency in October 2011 and bought their own new place, Brad Pitt's former Malibu bachelor pad, for $12 million in December 2011. And although DeGeneres earns a whopping $45 million a year, even she may have been feeling the pressure of having a home linger on the market.

What accounts for the hefty price tag? Beverly Hills real estate comes at a huge premium. According to property records, DeGeneres bought the home for $27,000,270 in September 2007. Shortly after, she bought the neighboring parcel to add to the estate, creating a property that takes up nearly a full city block. Add in the gated drive leading to the midcentury modern house, high-end security, a pool, tennis court and guest houses: It's easy to see how the value of the property escalates.

Seacrest is paying a ton, and he can afford it, but at least he's also getting a slew of custom interior features like multiple private home offices, a mediation room, personal gym, lap pool, enormous shoe closets -- all serving to boost the home's appeal.

Despite the custom design, DeGeneres is known for hopping houses. When Architectural Digest featured the home, she revealed that her family always rented growing up, and since then she's had an affinity for buying homes, designing them and then moving on to the next one.

Whether Seacrest will follow suit remains to be seen. With a new gig at NBC and continued earning power as Hollywood's A-list host and "American Idol" front man, he's earned the right to plunk down his millions on one of Los Angeles' priciest celebrity homes.

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Most of the home has been renovated and restored by DeGeneres.

Westside Estate Agency

The formal, paneled living room looks over the pool area.

Jennifer Aniston renting Beverly Hills home

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The modern rental includes patio space connecting to a pool and spa.

The queen of real estate, otherwise known as Jennifer Aniston, is at it again!

Or, rather, the queen of real estate turnover is at it again.

In the past year alone, Aniston sold her beloved "Ohana" estate, bought and then sold two New York City penthouse apartments, and plunked down $20.97 million for a new love nest in Bel-Air.

More recently, the celebrity real estate rumor mill has been buzzing with news that the Aniston and current boyfriend Justin Theroux are on the move yet again while they remodel their Bel-Air mansion. The "Wanderlust" co-stars have reportedly scooped up a rental property in the highly sought-after 90210 neighborhood.

The $40,000-per-month rental first hit the market last summer as a for-sale listing at $14.9 million. But after a series of price reductions, Aniston snatched it up for temporary quarters. The gated contemporary features five bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and 6,500-square feet of living space.

A Zen-like vibe is quite apparent upon entering the property. The entryway is suspended above water features and leads to a hand-carved front door. According to the listing, views of the ocean can be seen from nearly every room and there's the kind of open space that makes for perfect entertaining. Amenities also include a zero-edge pool and spa, an outdoor cooking area, outdoor shower, state-of-the-art home theater and temperature-controlled stone wine room.

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The kitchen features stainless steel high-end appliances.

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The bathroom has sliding glass doors opening out to the lawn.

See more photos of Aniston's rental on the Zillow blog.

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LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian

Our readers continue to contribute some funny, smart and incisive comments to our Today Entertainment Facebook page. Every Friday, we'll highlight those that really stood out. If you see a great comment throughout the week, click the “Like” button underneath it to draw it to our attention.

On "Brandi Glanville: 'I thought I was going to kill' Leann Rimes"
Lori A. Harris: " She's angry with the wrong person. She and her husband took an oath to be faithful to one another. He made the decision to betray his oath, not Leann. Don't get me wrong, I'm not in any way defending Leann, she broke her oath to her husband as well. What's so funny, is that these two cheaters took an oath to be faithful to one another .... how ironic is that?"

On "Donna Summer dies at 63"
Angela Dana: "The beautiful memories as a little girl, a brush in my hand and me...pretending to be Donna Summer as I watched myself in the mirror!"

On "Jessica Simpson makes a mint on sale of baby pictures"
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On "Ellen DeGeneres to receive nation's top humor prize"
Judith Knaiz: "This is a well deserved honor for Ellen DeGeneres. Her hosting of the Emmys after many delays after 9/11 was the most humorous set I have ever witnessed. It is about time."